A little bit of a rant: I was holiday shopping at the mall and was overwhelmed with the amount of people purchasing item from high end luxury stores. My salary would be in the top 5% of individual earners but I would feel anxious making purchases at high end luxury stores. Where are these people getting the money from and how are you so chill about making such high end purchases? P.S. this is not work related but I would like to rant like this on some app which is not abt work. PlsRecomend?

Hey everyone, I’m looking to connect with anyone currently at Shopify (canada) who might be open to referring me or sharing some insight on their hiring process I'm a computer science grade with experience in both analyst and developer roles, having also launched solo saas projects and worked across startups and large banks. If you’re open to chatting or can point me in the right direction, I’d really appreciate it. Happy to send over my portfolio or resume directly. Thank in advance! 🙏

Working at aci store 332 very interesting and not fun 1.the leads are dating subordinates at the store ( company not doing anything about it) 2.they cut hours at the stores in Vegas so district managers and store managers get there bounes ( there bounes are more then my salary a year it's so thoughtful of Albertsons looking at you gorge and Mike) 3.you know I got employees of the month last year and then never go 50 dollar gift card but I GOT TAXED FOR IT Thanks Albertsons you so great !!!!

I’ve been seeing people say they are struggling to find jobs. For what it’s worth, Johnston & Murphy at King of Prussia Mall is looking for a part-time sales associate with the opportunity for a fairly quick transition into a full time position. If you are charismatic, experienced in engaging with a spectrum of personalities and enjoy the drive of commission-based sales, head on over to the company website to apply! The company plans to expand upwards of 50+ stores in the next 3-5 years in US.

Hi everyone, I’ve been a flight attendant for almost 3 years. I’ve out grown it. I don’t enjoy it as much anymore and we are over worked and under paid. However, I’m looking to transition into sales- automotive sales specifically. I understand that the hours are long, which is totally fine with me. I already understand all the pros and cons. I live in south Florida, and I say all this to ask; what kind of dealership would one recommend to someone like me that’s completely new to car sales ?

I’ve been seeing people say they are struggling to find jobs. For what it’s worth, Johnston & Murphy at King of Prussia Mall is looking for a part-time sales associate with the opportunity for a fairly quick transition into a full time position. If you are charismatic, experienced in engaging with a spectrum of personalities and enjoy the drive of commission-based sales, head on over to the company website to apply! The company plans to expand upwards of 50+ stores in the next 3-5 years in US.

Second year male associate who wants to revamp my wardrobe. I’m in need of nice pants, button downs, and dress/casual shoes for work and going out. I did not have money to buy nice clothes before this job so I have no idea where to start with shopping for “nice” clothes. Any recommendation for a place to shop and brands I should check out?

What a cool concept from Heineken, tailoring a shopping experience for South Africa. I imagine South Africa could be a priority market for them, and while this may impact profits from travellers, its an exceptional move for brand loyalty. What are you thoughts? https://www.adweek.com/adweek-wire/heineken-launches-bar-de-change-a-bureau-de-change-but-for-beers/?itm_source=parsely-api

I was shopping over the weekend at saw a Kendra Scott store that had a huge line out the front and a man dressed up as a gold Santa handing out snacks in the line. I loved the idea of taking an iconic Christmas symbol like Santa and branding it in all gold. What other brands are doing a good job standing out in the sea of sameness that can be the holidays?